Yellow Blue Tibia
Yellow Blue Tibia
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I ducked past the doorman’s booth, scurried along and out through the main doors, and into a flurry of wind.
Collision awaited me on the open street. I was keeping my head down to avoid the breezy debris, and ducking round the corner in that posture I didn’t at first see whom it was I bumped.
‘Konstantin Andreiovich Skvorecky!’ declared this stranger, in a theatrical voice. ‘Once again we meet! It must be fate!’ ‘Ivan Frenkel,’ I said. ‘I am just leaving.’ ‘Going? No no, I won’t hear of it,’ sai...d Frenkel, gesturing peculiarly with his arms. ‘It is destiny that we have met again. You and I - just the two of us.’ He had the manner of a not very good actor overplaying a role. At the time I assumed this was merely his personal style.
Standing a little way behind him was the looming presence of the tall man; his bodyguard, or perhaps his chaperone. ‘You must come with me,’ said Frenkel. ‘Just round the corner from here is an excellent Russian restaurant. We must have lunch.’ ‘Isn’t it a little late for lunch?’ ‘Afternoon snack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ducked past the doorman’s booth, scurried along and out through the main doors, and into a flurry of wind.
Collision awaited me on the open street. I was keeping my head down to avoid the breezy debris, and ducking round the corner in that posture I didn’t at first see whom it was I bumped.
‘Konstantin Andreiovich Skvorecky!’ declared this stranger, in a theatrical voice. ‘Once again we meet! It must be fate!’ ‘Ivan Frenkel,’ I said. ‘I am just leaving.’ ‘Going? No no, I won’t hear of it,’ sai...d Frenkel, gesturing peculiarly with his arms. ‘It is destiny that we have met again. You and I - just the two of us.’ He had the manner of a not very good actor overplaying a role. At the time I assumed this was merely his personal style.
Standing a little way behind him was the looming presence of the tall man; his bodyguard, or perhaps his chaperone. ‘You must come with me,’ said Frenkel. ‘Just round the corner from here is an excellent Russian restaurant. We must have lunch.’ ‘Isn’t it a little late for lunch?’ ‘Afternoon snack.
What to read after Yellow Blue Tibia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Adam to read onlineMoreLess
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